Today's BestNovember 26, 2009
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USC began the season looking for an eighth straight Pac-10 title and eighth consecutive BCS bowl appearance. After its second blowout loss in three weeks, the Trojans are simply trying to get into the best lower-tier bowl that they can.
With its worst ranking in seven years, No. 24 USC tries to regroup Saturday against crosstown rival UCLA, which needs a win in its finale to increase its bowl chances.
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Adam Schefter on the Bills meeting with former Broncos coach Mike Shanahan
Mike And Mike: Thanksgiving Memories
Brittney Griner Dunks In College Game
World Cup: What does the draw hold for the US?
NBA: Giving Fantasy Thanks
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The Angels have resumed their pursuit of pitcher Roy Halladay, the Toronto Blue Jays ace who would be an attractive alternative to free-agent right-hander John Lackey, with whom the team continues to negotiate.
The Dodgers also have inquired with the Blue Jays about Halladay as the 32-year-old right-hander enters the final year of a three-year, $40-million contract.
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After weeks of signing books, Bill offers his thanks to everyone who came out on the book tour with a special Thanksgiving mailbag.
Topics of discussion: An idea for a LeBron TV show, Andre Agassi's startling revelation, who should read Bill's book on tape, attending a Blazers game, the Gylenhaals, Miguel Cabrera and the rise of Brandon Jennings.
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11/25: Andy and Brian give thanks for Pau Gasol's return, Lakers greats past and present, and for not covering the Knicks.
Special Edition: Iconic filmmaker Spike Lee sits down with the Kamenetzkys to talk about the DVD release of his groundbreaking documentary "Kobe Doin' Work."

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Pictures from 710 ESPN's "Lunch with a Legend" at Mortons The Steakhouse in downtown Los Angeles featuring iconic film director and noted New York Knicks fan Spike Lee.